Green Bay Packers: Inactives for Week 6 vs New York Jets

Aaron Rodgers is available for the Green Bay Packers after dealing with an injury to his right thumb for Week 6’s matchup vs. the New York Jets. After missing Wednesday’s practice, the two-time reigning NFL MVP was full-go for Thursday and Friday.

“He threw the ball really well yesterday,” Packers head coach LaFleur said Friday, “so he’s confident.” LaFleur also noted that he was unsure whether or not Rodgers will be forced to tape his injured thumb.

Elsewhere, rookie wide receiver Christian Watson, who is dealing with a hamstring injury, was ruled out after not being able to practice over the past couple days. Offensive linemen Rasheed Walker and Sean Rhyan will be missing from the offensive line rotation as well.

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Green Bay (3-2) is looking to get back on track after a nail-biting loss to the Giants in London last Sunday, while the Jets are having a better season than anticipated, and is looking to put itself as the main contender to dethrone the Buffalo Bills from atop the AFC East.

Kickoff between the Packers and Jets is set for 1 p.m. ET Sunday afternoon live on FOX. See who’s in and who’s out for Week 6’s matchup.

Green Bay Packers Inactives:

• WR Christian Watson
• OL Rasheed Walker
• OL Sean Rhyan
• WR Samori Toure
• DL Jonathan Ford

New York Jets Inactives:

• TE Jeremy Ruckert
• QB Mike White
• S Tony Adams
• DE Jermaine Johnson
• CB Bryce Hall
• WR Denzel Mims
• OT Mike Remmers

Former Packers tight end Tyrone Davis passes away at 50 years old

Tyrone Davis, former Green Bay Packers tight end during their Super Bowl XXXII appearance, has passed away at the age of 50. Davis played for the Packers from 1997-2002 and died earlier this month, according to an obituary shared from South Boston, Virginia.

The former Packers player was a star for the Virginia Cavaliers in college, earning him a selection with the 107th overall pick of the 1995 NFL Draft by the New York Jets. After two seasons with the Jets, Davis joined the Packers and continued to make an impact as a touchdown-threat throughout his career. He finished his NFL career with 73 receptions for 795 yards and 13 touchdowns.

Davis appeared in 69 games for the Packers and started 27, serving as the starting tight end for the team in 1999 and part of the 2000 season. Davis also appeared in seven playoff games, including Super Bowl XXXII where the Packers fell to the Denver Broncos as John Elway won his first Super Bowl.

Davis was also involved in a milestone moment for Packers legend Brett Favre, as he caught Favre’s 200th career touchdown pass against the New York Giants.